- 2880 Ketostix Ketone Test Only (Box of 50) - $13.90
- 2881 Ketostix Ketone Test Only (Box of 100) - $26.74
Bayer Ketostix Reagent Strips for Urinalysis, Ketone Testing
PRODUCT DETAILS
Bayer Ketostix Reagent Strips for Urinalysis provide a fast, simple, and reliable way to test for ketones (acetoacetic acid) in urine. Designed for easy at-home or clinical use, Ketostix strips help users monitor ketone levels quickly and accurately, making them an essential tool for metabolic testing and ketone detection.
Features and Benefits
- Detects ketones (acetoacetic acid) in urine for reliable ketone testing.
- Delivers fast and accurate results within seconds.
- Simple dip-and-read testing for easy use at home or in clinical settings.
- Helps monitor metabolic changes and ketone levels efficiently.
- Trusted Bayer quality for consistent performance.
Ketostix Product Variants
| MPN | Test Type | Box Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 2880 | Ketone (Acetoacetic Acid) | 50 Test Strips |
| 2881 | Ketone (Acetoacetic Acid) | 100 Test Strips |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How to use ketone test strips?
Follow these steps to use ketone test strips properly:
- For urine test strips, dip the strip in a fresh urine sample.
- Wait for the recommended time before comparing the color to the chart.
- For blood ketone test strips, insert the strip into a compatible meter, prick your fingertip, and apply blood to the strip.
- Read the results on the meter or urine test chart.
Are ketone strips accurate?
Urine ketone strips show the ketones your body has passed into your urine. The reading depends on how concentrated your urine is, so drinking a lot of fluid can make it read lower, and it reflects the hours since you last urinated rather than this moment. Read the strip at the time given in the instructions and compare it with the color chart on the vial. Ask your healthcare provider what your results mean for you.
